The Opelousas courier., 1887-07-16
Supreme Court.

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Besides the two cases mentioned n
onr last issue, this tribunal has render
go decisions as follows, during it's sit
ting here, which closed on Wednesday
morning:
y. j. Hart vs.. Caffery, curator.J. 1T.
moses, Intervenor. Judgment affirm
Mrs. Clara ]. Mullen, wife &C, vs..
Anberbier & Behan. Appeal dismissed.
4. G. Farquhar VS.. H. s. lies Ell ri.
Judgment affirmed.
Eugenle Lnneau VS.. Ellen Edwards.
admx. Judgment affirmed.
Denise Cole aud husband VS.. Jacob
Cole, Jr. Appeal from Yermilion
Judgment affirmed.
Board of School Directors of Lafa-
yeste parish Ts. j. N. Jaaice et al. judy
ment affirmed
David B. Thompson vs.. George C..
Walker, test. ex. Judgment sustain
ing exceptions reversed and case re-
manded.
Bush g. Levert VS.. President and
members of the Police Jury of ST. Mar.
tin. Appeal dismissed.
Miller, Lyons s. Co. VS.. Jos. Camel
and d. A. Curry. Appeal from Avoy-
elies. Judgment dismissing interven-
tlon affirmed, and Judgment rendered
10 favor of Thos. ID. Miller and Branch
M. King for $4,000, with interest at 8
per cent from February 8, 1874, until
paid, subject to a credit of 300, to take
effect from April z, 1873, and subject to
further credit of $637 .95, amount of
remittitnr, entered by plaintiffs in court
below. Special mortgage recognized and
property ordered to be seized and sold
State National Bank VS.. Addie T..
Cason. Judgment amended and affirm
ed, defendant to pay costs in both
courts
Henry Pressler VS.. r.. A.. Joffrion,
Sheriff, and Herman g. Grossman. Ap-
peal from Avoyelles. augment revers-
ed.
State VS.. Victor Moncla. Appeal from
Avoyelles. Judgment affirmed
Benz. It. Edwards ct ais. vs.. Police
Jury Of Avoyelles. Judgment affirm
ed. This decision leaves Marksyille 10
possession of the parish site.
Simon Block vs. Rene Bordelon Ap-
RVQi&& HUN fASOJ CktES. COEOH0uENS Ca
ception overruled and cause remanded.
G. Med. Puckette US. A. w. O. Hicks,
judge-Mandamus made peremptory.
Syllabus Where the coproprietor and
editor of newspaper has, under con-
tract with his copartner, the absolute
right to have full editorial control and
to dictate its policy and formulate it's
utteTanees upon any and all topics and
subjects, without hindrance or inter-
ference from his partner or any other
source, the deprivation and denial OF
such rights by the acts of Ills copartner
constitute an injury for which peennia-
ry damages would be an inadequate
compensation, and therefore, in the
sense Of the law, irreparable. Ifan in
junction snit restraining the party from
violating and depriying the other Of
the exercise Of such rights be dissolved
on bond such order Of dissolntioneis an
interlocutory decree which may cause
an irreparable injury and is therefore
subject to a suspensiye appeal. Judge
Fenner was the organ Of the court.
No rehearings applied for.
The following young gentlemen, after
due examination by the court, on Sat
urday night, were admitted to the bar
Philip julius Chappuis of Lafonrche,
John Brownson Ker of Iberia, Isaac +.
Carter of Natchitoches, Amos Lee Pom
der of Sabine, Joseph Charles Briant Of
Terrebonne, Hugh Maxwell Wallis OF
Terrehonne, Joseph Ulysse Folse of As
sumption, and Louis ] and Edward G
| vOOrhies of st. Martin